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PLAYLIST DEMISE

Night Grooves Drum & Bass show with Intelligent Manners 
Listen every Wednesday from 7-8 pm (GMT) on www.megapolis895.fm or tune into 89.5FM Moscow

Subscribe to Night Grooves podcast on iTunes: 
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/night-grooves/id816966132

Tracklist:
01. A Sides & Fats – Temperature Rising (Command Strange Remix)
02. Jam Thieves – Park Of The Monsters
03. Survival – Dub Solider
04. Need For Mirrors – Odd Future
05. Total Science – See Your Face (feat. Riya)
06. Command Strange - The Croc
07. Intelligent Manners - Rush Hour
08. BCee & Bladerunner feat. Phillippa Hanna – In The Shadows
09. Total Recall – There's Evil There
10. Level 2 - Tone Tone
11. Jam Thieves - Feral Dog Care
12. Need For Mirrors – Albatross
13. Saxxon - Only One
14. BCee & Bladerunner – Fatal Attraction
15. Die & Break – Tear Down
16. Jam Thieves - Get Drunk
17. S.P.Y - Sleepy Hollow
18. Enei feat. Riya – No Fear
19. Calibre - Simple Things
20. Kasper - Scorsese
21. Random Movement - See You Again (Runnin')
22. Calibre - Who's Singing

Intelligent Manners - Night Grooves #5 - Megapolis 89'5 FM 28.08.2013

Maribou State and Pedestrian join forces on a very special WHP13 mix, entitled 'Two Routes To One City'.

"We wanted to create a mix that could act as a road map for anyone travelling from a rural area into the city. We captured some of the ambience that reflects this with various fields recordings, and used music that we thought captured the sights and sounds of the journey. A fitting soundtrack for anyone on route to Warehouse Project on the 1st of November."

Maribou State and Pedestrian both appear at WHP13 as part of WHP x Bestival

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FRIDAY 1ST NOVEMBER
BESTIVAL

HOT CHIP
CHIC FT. NILE RODGERS - LAST EUROPEAN SHOW OF 2013
2MANYDJS
ROB DA BANK
TOTALLY ENORMOUS EXTINCT DINOSAURS - DJ SET
TODDLA T
AEROPLANE
WAZE & ODYSSEY
HORSE MEAT DISCO
MARIBOU STATE
KRYSTAL KLEAR
SOPHIE (NUMBERS)
PEDESTRIAN
DROP THE MUSTARD
NOW WAVE DJS
WILL TRAMP!

SOLD OUT

WHP13 MIX 003 /// MARIBOU STATE & PEDESTRIAN

Following rough and ready house groovers from Tanka and Admin, Chasing Unicorns returns on 21st October 2013 with something a touch deeper. Veering between liquid bass music, which channels Border Community as much as Burial, and sensuous Detroit techno, this debut EP from South London duo Howson's Groove is mesmerising from the off. That it marks their entry into production is nothing short of stunning.

A love of machines flows through every track on Blithe. The title cut is like trip into some sumptuous nirvana, acoustic instruments bouncing off shimmering synths over a fractured beat that seems to loll out of the speakers like a four drink buzz. When the drums straighten up in the second half, striding into a raw house stomp, it's like James Holden at his most ebullient. "Attempt" is rougher, strings soaring over warped synthlines that buzz and crackle like Carl Craig if he'd been raised in Croydon. It's a record that whomps with bass yet feels deft and enveloping, with a breakdown like sinking slowly into warm water.

"Give Me", like "Blithe", is rhythmically experimental, its drums bounding between four-four, 2-step and fractured clattering like a collapsed Shed. Again strings sing out, euphoric synths chunter and grumble before opening up into Balearic sweeps that are bright enough to be almost blinding, as though you've stepped out of a club to an Ibizan sunrise. Admin slaps on the shades for a raw house roller, all stomps and synth flourishes that takes the groove back indoors and onto the sweatiest of dancefloors.

"I Wonder..." lurches as though it's drunk too much sizzurp, a narcotic stumble through light and shade that seems to bounce back from every kick as though it's been punched. It's a leering, sex-drenched slice of drunken funk, that kind of record that makes you want to fuck everything in sight. London-based Italian ex-pat Baunz takes it to a more sultry place, upping the tempo and unleashing a storm of organ licks that wiggle in a way that puts even Miley Cyrus to shame. Expect this cut to be doing the rounds in a big way.

You'll hear no more impressive debut this year. Howson's Groove is a duo set for enormous things.

REACTIONS:

Tensnake - 'Great Electronica and perfect baunz remix'

Danny Howells - 'F**k .. that Blithe track is awesome!!'

Oris Jay - 'I Love "I wonder". Good EP overall'.

DJ Caspa (Rinse FM) - Nice Vibes

Ministry Of Sound - 'Admin Remix is the one. Great bass! 9/10'

Moodymanc - Nice vibes and sounds

Mutant Disco Radio Show (Croatia) - 'I wonder" stands out. Nice ep.'

Resident Advisor - 'Dope'

Shur-I-Kan - 'Very nice tracks - work for me on downtempo vibe'

Osunlade - 'Nice one... Definite support!'

Terence (:terry:) Freak N Chic) - 'Cool. Quality EP'

Andy Ash (Boogie Originals) - 'Really nice to receive some different stuff, some of these are ace!'

Tuomas Salmela	 (Phonogenic, Cocoon, 20:20 Vision) - 'Give Me sounds nice!'

CU006 Howson's Groove - Give Me (Admin Remix) (21/10/2013)

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Lou Karsh Rhythms Ep // 12'' previews // LKR001

Third outing for London based X-Kalay comes from Melbourne's very own son Rudolf C stepping up with his highly anticipated debut EP. 
From the jagged electro tinged "Seattle City Light", through the drifting hazy levels of "Blacked" to the kicked back paradise of "Untitled Monday", Rudolf serves up a masterclass in blissed out backyard house. Undulating Juno soundscapes and warbling 303s merge seamlessly with roughed up rhythms punched through the MPC.  This one's for the heads on the dusty trail, the midnight drive, and the pacific swells. Those in the back seat with the window down and the feet up... Here is "Pisces" our fave track from the EP, a deep and melancholic wonder !
Dropping May 27 in all good recordshops 

PREMIERE : Rudolf C - Pisces

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Tasker's certified track of 2016, @neinzer's chugging techno tour-de-force finally sees a release on @yumerecords. 

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/06/21/premiere-neinzer-the-beacon/
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neinzer - The Beacon (STW Premiere)

Sao Paulo born, Berlin based Fernando Seixlack delivers 4 trashed up jams for X-Kalay's fourth outing Bed Bug Bites.

Hot off the back of his debut LP for Delroy Edwards' LA Club Resource as alter-ego Innyster, Seixlack serves up an EP of trademark, super raw, machine funk. Spanning the full gambit of dredged up acid, synth stacked daydreams and straight up 4x4, the breadth of this EP showcases a real talent.

'Taxes' opens the A side with some real Black Flag acid shit, it’s the crushed up remains scraped off the back of an overused MC505, real gnarled up, smouldering business. Amolado is all cosmic melody, disco swag and a healthy nod to Fly-Lo with that kicked back groove - so good! Wintergreen recovers hi-hats and cymbals out of the mucked up remains of your dustbin before dropping into an infectious live synth jam, whilst closing things off, Sofazone is an emotive, lush, electro tinged cut with chattering robotic synths and mesmerising pads... This one takes you away. 

Drops 22nd July 2016


BUY 12"

XK004 | SeixlacK - Bed Bug Bites

SeixlacK - Taxes

We're super happy to announce the inaugural EP on our new ambient sub label, Silver Lake, courtesy of Tokyo based artist, Aquarium. Having released an eye catching debut 12” on Manchester label Natural Sciences last year, Aquarium recently followed up with an equally impressive tape release on London based Coastal Haze. His next effort, "Luxury Water Jewels", is a jaw dropping excursion into textural ambience and deep electronica.

The EP is a daydream infused memory of summer, so says Akira - 

Opening track ‘Floating’ is the foreword - diving in and out of water, there is the essence throughout of being the avatar in your very own computer game. Lush deep pools of water and a surrounding green jungle is the setting for your journey. The piano chords strike the most eerie of melancholic shivers and introduce the undeniable Japanese theme of  'mono no aware' - a sensibility which goes on to haunt the whole of the A side.

‘Swimming’brings about transient, human textures – coming up for air we breathe and then dive deep through the ocean. Much like DIY mixtapes and epic albums, this feels like a gentle interval, a place outside of space and time, hinting subtly at what is to come.

‘Planet Aquarium (outro)’ closes out the A side like some magical early 90’s vine - video games, apple mac and cosmic 8-bit dreams… A strong nod to Air’s Alone In Kyoto and Squarepusher’s masterpiece, Tommib. This is Scarlett Johansson gazing out across the blinking lights of Tokyo’s midnight skyline. 

On the B, ‘Sandalwood’ is the moment after a dreamy sleep, we open our eyes for the first time and see clearly. Underpinning this track the 4x4 kick and deep sub give slo-mo club sensibilities – this wouldn’t be out of place in DJ Sprinkles record bag, gently building those early floors. 

Closing things out, ‘Water and Sunshine’ continues this theme and closes the story arc. Introducing percussive elements to those never-ending pads we are reminded of the deep oceans of ‘Swimming’, yet with a twist of club practicality. This one is shifting gears, set transitioning material. Just as well suited to opening a dark floor or an early morning terrace as it is for those hazy headphone moments…

BUY 10"

SL001 (Silver Lake) | Aquarium - Luxury Water Jewels

Big one incoming! Floating in from the cosmic shore comes outer space traveller and other dimension explorer, Fred Sheperd aka No Moon. First turning heads on Hungarian imprint ‘Blorp’ earlier in 2016 with a 10” two track offering, we are fit to burst with excitement at the prospect of sharing his debut 12”…

Opening the A, ‘Manc1010101’ sees us depart from the lush green planet earth and scorch through the atmosphere in a burst of punching subs, clattering snares and flying melodies. Looking back through the waves of resonant haze we see our home shrinking into the distance. 

‘Nothing Else Matters’ opens with the weightiest kick you’ll hear this side of Alpha Centauri, constructed from the blackest dark matter known to man, this behemoth underpins our journey as we push on through the inner planets. Smashing through the asteroid belt we emerge in the shadow of the gas giant, Jupiter. Ethereal wandering pads and a warbling 303 frame our perspective in the presence of such critical mass before a soundscape of lightning bolts crashes down and we are propelled onwards by the hungry, pulsating sine wave bass…

On the flip, engines are now running hot as we are flung through the outer planets – ‘Listing Lazily to the Left’ soundtracks our journey past the majestic Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, blazing through space. This is a cosmic jam of celestial quality; improv jazz keys, languid stepped basslines and deliciously skittish percussion all shimmering in a bath of otherworldly distortion. Next level stuff!

Finally, ‘Everything’s Coming up Millhouse’ sees us break free of the restraints of our solar system and into the deep recesses of outer space. Swelling pads give way to a mesmeric percussive hook, deep subs lend weight and rhythm and interplaying melodies build a yearning sense of retrospection. We have travelled far, and what a journey.

But can we ever go back?

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XK006 | No Moon - Nothing Else Matters

An exclusive mix recorded for Fader Magazine New York

Bicep presents "Muscle Worx"

Whilst moving forward is essential in dance music, looking back is equally important. Digging through big ole' dusty creates is a passion of ours and continuing on the theme of our recent track $tripper we've put together a mix of some of our favourite 90s inspired finds from the past two years! It's a mixture of vinyl and some subtle edits which we recorded recently in London summing up what we feel is proper house music at it's finest.

BICEP | MUSCLE WORX (EXCLUSIVE MIX FOR FADER MAGAZINE NYC)

An exclusive mix recorded for Melbourne Deepcast

Bicep presents "Muscle Worx 2" - A follow up to the Muscle Work mix we did for Fader last year. Like the last one It's a mixture of vinyl and some subtle edits which we recorded recently in London summing up what we feel is proper house music at it's finest. But also includes lots of new talent in the scene today... Check out the interview and download over on the deepcast page.

DOWNLOAD HERE - http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/082-bicep/

WE START OUR AUSTRALIA & ASIA TOUR THIS WEEK YOU CAN CATCH US HERE, NO MUSCLE NO HUSTLE;

08|02 - Connections, Perth 
09|02 - Sugar, Adelaide 
10|02 - Revolver, Melbourne 
15|02 - Civic, Sydney 
21|02 - Supperclub, Bangkok 
22|02 - xxx Cliche, Hong Kong

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BICEP | MUSCLE WORX II (EXCLUSIVE MIX FOR MELBOURNE DEEPCAST)

Free Download: Matt Jam Lamont Mi-Soul Radio #6 - 26 June 2013
Less chat more music...
House & Garage old & new!!

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Free Download: Matt Jam Lamont Mi-Soul Radio #6 Less Chat More Music - 26 June 2013

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In a sort of Runic rhyme...

Today is the present future of yesterday.

CU006 Howson's Groove - Give Me (Admin Remix) (21/10/2013)

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